Imagine being 16-3 without the unreal Stanford and SMU loses? Geez
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6mo
Sounds like someone who is 14-5 is in great position
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6mo
Better go on a pretty good winning streak shortly, on the road and at home. Also, better win a game or 2 in the ACC tourney. Not sure we will be consistent enough and I really like this team.
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vtfin91
6mo
conference road games for resume...have some Q3 home games. I believe road are all potentially Q1. Lose to Duke and we would need 2 just to get to 9-9. 10-8 we are in, 9-9 firmly on the bubble, and you know how that usually goes.
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6mo
Makes me feel a bit better. Thank you.
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6mo
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6mo
…not Battling to get off the bubble as we are set up for - minus the team stacking some road wins, which MY hasn’t done in three years. That is a disappointment.
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6mo
...on the road, and I'm specifically thinking about those last two NIT teams who both could of been in the Tournament if they could win a road game that mattered.
** Edited by GoldCoast at 1/17/2026, 4:30:51 PM
** Edited by GoldCoast at 1/17/2026, 4:31:46 PM
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6mo
Except for the times they did...got it
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6mo
than our worst one.
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6mo
Half court shot and 12 point tanking that needed everything to go the way of our opponent (and certainly we assisted by not closing the door).
Our close wins were back and forth games that could have gone either way but no miracle ending.
Play out the end of the Stanford and SMU games 100 times and we win 95 of those. It is what it is but personally I think we’re closer to a 16-3 squad than say a 12-7 team
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